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* Wrestling/{{SMW}} did quite a few, some of the more memorable cases being with Wrestling/{{ECW}} (surprise appearance by Wrestling/JimCornette), Wrestling/WorldWrestlingFederation ({{tag team}} champions appeared on Survivor Series) and the Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance (where Wrestling/ChrisCandido won their World Heavyweight Title belt, [[CanonDiscontinuity not that it is recognized]]).
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* Wrestling/{{SMW}} did quite a few, some of the more memorable cases being with Wrestling/{{ECW}} (surprise appearance by Wrestling/JimCornette), Wrestling/JimCornette[[note]]Though this happened over a year after SMW folded and was part of the WWF-ECW crossover mentioned in the next entry[[/note]]), Wrestling/WorldWrestlingFederation ({{tag team}} champions appeared on Survivor Series) and the Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance (where Wrestling/ChrisCandido won their World Heavyweight Title belt, [[CanonDiscontinuity not that it is recognized]]).recognized]]). There was also an attempt at one with WCW that ended up being aborted before it really got started after Bill Watts was fired as WCW booker and replaced with Wrestling/EricBischoff.
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* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT (until ''AEW Dynamite premiered in 2019) was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
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* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT (until ''AEW Dynamite Dynamite'' premiered in 2019) was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
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* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
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* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT (until ''AEW Dynamite premiered in 2019) was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
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* WWE and TNA collaborated on a pair of one-nighters in 2012. First TNA employee Ric Flair was allowed to go to WWE for the Hall of Fame induction of Flair's old group The Four Horsemen; WWE subsequently sent Christian the other way for one night at TNA's Slammiversary event.
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** Semi-regular occurrences of this during the territory days, with Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance World Heavyweight Champion Wrestling/HarleyRace facing WWWF (now Wrestling/WWE) World Champion Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham; later Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance Champion Wrestling/RicFlair would face Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation Champion Wrestling/NickBockwinkel
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* Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance since being bought by Billy Corgan of Music/TheSmashingPumpkins has this as it's hat. When it first started, the World title was defended at numerous independent promotions, with Wrestling/NickAldis winning the World title from Tim Storm at a Wrestling/CZW show. This would culminate at a defense at the independent PPV All In, which saw Wrestling/CodyRhodes win the NWA title. They've also had numerous crossover matches at Wrestling/RingofHonor PPVs. Most recently, World Women's Champion Thunder Rosa has defended her title in Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling on TV, as well as challenge for AEW's own Women's title at the PPV All Out in 2020. Currently, the NWA is hosting a weekly series of crossover PPVs with the United Wrestling Network called Prime Time Live.
* The independent PPV All In in 2018 counts as one as well. Wrestling/RingofHonor, Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance, and Wrestling/NJPW joined forces with Tony Khan and Cody Rhodes for the world's first non-affiliated pay per view. It drew more than 11,000 fans to the seats, and sparked off what would become Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling in 2019.
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* Anything that can be deemed an "interpromotional match" can be considered a crossover of one talent for another promotion. Though Lucha Libre Internacional and The Universal Wrestling Association were founded by disgruntled EMLL employees who thought it was time to leave, they would later reach working agreements to do joint shows with Wrestling/{{CMLL}}.
* Wrestling/{{SMW}} did quite a few, some of the more memorable cases being with Wrestling/{{ECW}} (surprise appearance by Wrestling/JimCornette), Wrestling/WorldWrestlingFederation ({{tag team}} champions appeared on Survivor Series) and the Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance (where Wrestling/ChrisCandido won their World Heavyweight Title belt, [[CanonDiscontinuity not that it is recognized]]).
* During the Wrestling/{{ECW}} invasion storyline in 1997, Wrestling/JerryLawler appeared on ECW programming despite being contracted by the WWE. It was actually a work, as Vince had actually been attempting to help ECW be recognized, with Wrestling/PaulHeyman making several appearances on Raw during the angle.
* After [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html ECW World Heavyweight Champion]] Wrestling/MikeAwesome appeared on the [[ResetButton April 10, 2000]] ''Wrestling/{{WCW}} Monday Nitro'' while still holding the title, Paul Heyman filed an injunction to prevent Awesome from appearing on WCW TV. This led to the one-of-a-kind situation where Wrestling/{{Tazz}}, a WWE-contracted wrestler, defeated Awesome, a WCW-contracted wrestler, for the ECW World Heavyweight Title.[[note]]Tazz then lost the belt to ECW's Tommy Dreamer.[[/note]]
* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
* After the WWE brand split, any match that had a ''[[Wrestling/{{WWERaw}} Raw]]'' talent going up against a ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackDown [=SmackDown!=]]]'' talent was considered this, and thus, you got a good bit of cross overs between the two brands. This was further jettisoned with the "Supershows", where Raw and Smack Down stars were on the same shows (to the point where from August of 2011 to the Raw 1000th episode, Raw was renamed the "Raw Supershow" with the word "supershow" being tacked on to the Raw logo in the style of the Smack Down logo.
* Carlito would go beyond most WWE wrestlers, as he continued to appear at WWC events even after being called up to the active WWE roster. Appearances for other promotions are usually reserved for inactive wrestlers such as commentator Wrestling/JerryLawler.
* Unusually for a WWE developmental territory (as opposed to a talent scout) Ohio Valley Wrestling had a tendency to send wrestlers to other promotions, sometimes with the idea the experience would make them wrestle better when they got back, sometimes as a favor to a struggling promotion and sometimes as means of increasing a wrestler's drawing power or getting OVW some extra exposure. Note, this is usually par the course for training facilities and developmental, indeed OVW had done this before its relationship with WWE was even a thing, but still surreal for them to keep up at it after becoming a WWE brand. Some highlights include Wrestling/CarlitoColon's return to WWC, Wrestling/CMPunk's return to [=RoH=] and Wrestling/BethPhoenix showing up at Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}}. Even after WWE 'officially' dumped OVW in 2008 they continued to send contracted wrestlers to work there until some time in 2010.
* Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling was basically forced by it's television network to have one with then new promotion [[Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH NOAH]], which happened to be taking All Japan's television spot, as a way of establishing NOAH to the former AJPW audience. (It worked, maybe a little too well, as it turned out the large majority of NOAH's audience were only watching it as a continuation of what they though All Japan was and refused to accept new wrestlers). All Japan was in turn forced to bring in most of the Wrestling Association R roster to survive, including previously banned for life Wrestling/GenichiroTenryu.
* Wrestling/{{CZW}} used to regularly crossover with Big Japan Pro Wrestling. That was, until a CZW booker walked out of BJPW with one of their titles. Later CZW would establish ties with Ring of Honor and later still, Chikara. CZW has also been invaded by IWA Mid-South and Maven Bentley Productions (the latter seems kind of redundant, as they have almost all the same talent on their rosters anyway).
* Ring Of Honor had a quite a few, its Age Of The Fall stable appearing in Full Impact Pro, it housing "Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}} matches" including the title defenses. Its "feud" with Combat Zone Wrestling. Featuring stars from Japanese promotion Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH. It has also sent its champions out to defend their belt on the shows of other promotions such as TWC in the UK and "invaded" the Puerto Rican branch of the International Wrestling Association.
* Wrestling/ImpactWrestling ''used to'' do crossovers with Wrestling/{{Ring Of Honor}} and Wrestling/{{CMLL}}. They persevered longer doing crossovers with Wrestling/{{AAA}}, "team TNA" being a regular fixture there in triple's matches.
* Wrestling/KaijuBigBattel used to have ongoing angles collaborated with Wrestling/{{Chikara}} Pro. Two of Chikara's biggest angles, The Order Of The Neo Solar Temple and Wrestling/DieBruderschaftDesKreuzes only being possible because of this interaction despite most of the wrestlers in both groups have little direct contact with Big Battel itself.
* CMLL frequently has them with Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, particularly after 2008 and usually benign as sharing of talent can be but their most infamous interaction was in 2005 whena group from NJPW called La Ola Amarilla stormed CMLL and became a regular thorn in the promotion's side since.
* In 2005, California based Empire Wrestling Federation met with Ultimate Pro Wrestling and did a joint show to raise money for the areas believed not to have received proper funding following the Hurricane Katrina storm the year prior.
* Since 2007, Independent Wrestling Association Texas and Anarchy Championship Wrestling have had quite a few. Many of their shows and even title belts are commonly referred to as ''IWA Texas ACW: *Insert Here*''. Eventually though, "IWA Texas" got dropped and everything became ACW.
* In New York City New York, Fighting Spirit Wrestling has a working relationship with predecessor Warriors Of Wrestling and later comer Valkyrie Women's Pro.
* ''Wrestling/DramaticDreamTeam''
** American Balloon, Danshoku Dino and [=Masamune=] competed as Team DDT in ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2007.''
** [[Wrestling/DragonGate Dramatic Dream Gate and DDG Returns 2008]]
** The Differ Cup Scramble Tag Team Tournament, hosted by DDT, IWA Japan, Wrestling/MichinokuProWrestling, Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH and Wrestling/ProWrestlingZERO1.
** DDT has hosted many Union Pro joshi events
* Reality show ''Dana White: Lookin' For A Fight'' worked with UFC and Wrestling/JerryLawler's Memphis Wrestling in 2018 to give us ''Beale Street Brawl'', which featured Derrick King and Matt Sera (with Dana White as their manager) Din Thomas and Dustin Starr (with Maria Starr as their manager).
* Believe it or not, even the isolationist WWE has started doing this, with working relationships with promotions like Evolve, which often sees NXT wrestlers perform on Evolve events. This has been both good [[note]] Former Evolve guys like Wrestling/JohnnyGargano, Wrestling/RoderickStrong, Wrestling/AdamCole, Wrestling/MattRiddle, [[Wrestling/ChrisHero Kassius Ohno]] and others return for matches and WWE sponsored their [[MilestoneCelebration 10th Anniversary Show]]. [[/note]] and not so good [[note]] Often, the NXT guys will win over the Evolve talent, which isn't necessarily bad, but guys like [[TheBrute Babatunde]] or [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arturo Ruas]] who are mid-carders or jobbers-to-the-stars at best, will win over homegrown talent, and Fabian Aichner, who is barely on NXT TV, let alone relevant, actually won the Evolve Title[[/note]].
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[[quoteright:199:[[Wrestling/{{CMLL}} https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/untitled_19.jpg]]]]
[[caption-width-right:199:[[Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling Japanese]] poster [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/2016fantasticamania.jpg included]]]]
* Anything that can be deemed an "interpromotional match" can be considered a crossover of one talent for another promotion. Though Lucha Libre Internacional and The Universal Wrestling Association were founded by disgruntled EMLL employees who thought it was time to leave, they would later reach working agreements to do joint shows with Wrestling/{{CMLL}}.
* Wrestling/{{SMW}} did quite a few, some of the more memorable cases being with Wrestling/{{ECW}} (surprise appearance by Wrestling/JimCornette), Wrestling/WorldWrestlingFederation ({{tag team}} champions appeared on Survivor Series) and the Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance (where Wrestling/ChrisCandido won their World Heavyweight Title belt, [[CanonDiscontinuity not that it is recognized]]).
* During the Wrestling/{{ECW}} invasion storyline in 1997, Wrestling/JerryLawler appeared on ECW programming despite being contracted by the WWE. It was actually a work, as Vince had actually been attempting to help ECW be recognized, with Wrestling/PaulHeyman making several appearances on Raw during the angle.
* After [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/ecw/ecw-h.html ECW World Heavyweight Champion]] Wrestling/MikeAwesome appeared on the [[ResetButton April 10, 2000]] ''Wrestling/{{WCW}} Monday Nitro'' while still holding the title, Paul Heyman filed an injunction to prevent Awesome from appearing on WCW TV. This led to the one-of-a-kind situation where Wrestling/{{Tazz}}, a WWE-contracted wrestler, defeated Awesome, a WCW-contracted wrestler, for the ECW World Heavyweight Title.[[note]]Tazz then lost the belt to ECW's Tommy Dreamer.[[/note]]
* Perhaps the most well known crossover in wrestling happened on the last episode of ''Wrestling/WCWMondayNitro'', March 26, 2001. After [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]]'s purchase of the promotion, a simulcast was scheduled, with Vince on ''Raw'' bragging about how he bought his competition, while Nitro featured the WCW talent wrestling for perhaps their last time on television. The final minutes, however, proved to be the most memorable. On Nitro, [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]] made an appearance on Nitro (in Panama City, FL), while Vince was at the Raw location (in Cleveland, OH). The titantron showed Shane on Raw, while Nitro had its Nitrovision show Vince. The segment was to begin the invasion storyline (and that, in kayfabe, that Shane was the actual owner). It was memorable in that both TNT and TNN were basically broadcasting the same thing during those final ten minutes or so, but in different settings. The final wrestling-related segment to ever air on TNT was an ad for Wrestling/WrestleMania.
* After the WWE brand split, any match that had a ''[[Wrestling/{{WWERaw}} Raw]]'' talent going up against a ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackDown [=SmackDown!=]]]'' talent was considered this, and thus, you got a good bit of cross overs between the two brands. This was further jettisoned with the "Supershows", where Raw and Smack Down stars were on the same shows (to the point where from August of 2011 to the Raw 1000th episode, Raw was renamed the "Raw Supershow" with the word "supershow" being tacked on to the Raw logo in the style of the Smack Down logo.
* Carlito would go beyond most WWE wrestlers, as he continued to appear at WWC events even after being called up to the active WWE roster. Appearances for other promotions are usually reserved for inactive wrestlers such as commentator Wrestling/JerryLawler.
* Unusually for a WWE developmental territory (as opposed to a talent scout) Ohio Valley Wrestling had a tendency to send wrestlers to other promotions, sometimes with the idea the experience would make them wrestle better when they got back, sometimes as a favor to a struggling promotion and sometimes as means of increasing a wrestler's drawing power or getting OVW some extra exposure. Note, this is usually par the course for training facilities and developmental, indeed OVW had done this before its relationship with WWE was even a thing, but still surreal for them to keep up at it after becoming a WWE brand. Some highlights include Wrestling/CarlitoColon's return to WWC, Wrestling/CMPunk's return to [=RoH=] and Wrestling/BethPhoenix showing up at Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}}. Even after WWE 'officially' dumped OVW in 2008 they continued to send contracted wrestlers to work there until some time in 2010.
* Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling was basically forced by it's television network to have one with then new promotion [[Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH NOAH]], which happened to be taking All Japan's television spot, as a way of establishing NOAH to the former AJPW audience. (It worked, maybe a little too well, as it turned out the large majority of NOAH's audience were only watching it as a continuation of what they though All Japan was and refused to accept new wrestlers). All Japan was in turn forced to bring in most of the Wrestling Association R roster to survive, including previously banned for life Wrestling/GenichiroTenryu.
* Wrestling/{{CZW}} used to regularly crossover with Big Japan Pro Wrestling. That was, until a CZW booker walked out of BJPW with one of their titles. Later CZW would establish ties with Ring of Honor and later still, Chikara. CZW has also been invaded by IWA Mid-South and Maven Bentley Productions (the latter seems kind of redundant, as they have almost all the same talent on their rosters anyway).
* Ring Of Honor had a quite a few, its Age Of The Fall stable appearing in Full Impact Pro, it housing "Wrestling/{{SHIMMER}} matches" including the title defenses. Its "feud" with Combat Zone Wrestling. Featuring stars from Japanese promotion Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH. It has also sent its champions out to defend their belt on the shows of other promotions such as TWC in the UK and "invaded" the Puerto Rican branch of the International Wrestling Association.
* Wrestling/ImpactWrestling ''used to'' do crossovers with Wrestling/{{Ring Of Honor}} and Wrestling/{{CMLL}}. They persevered longer doing crossovers with Wrestling/{{AAA}}, "team TNA" being a regular fixture there in triple's matches.
* Wrestling/KaijuBigBattel used to have ongoing angles collaborated with Wrestling/{{Chikara}} Pro. Two of Chikara's biggest angles, The Order Of The Neo Solar Temple and Wrestling/DieBruderschaftDesKreuzes only being possible because of this interaction despite most of the wrestlers in both groups have little direct contact with Big Battel itself.
* CMLL frequently has them with Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, particularly after 2008 and usually benign as sharing of talent can be but their most infamous interaction was in 2005 whena group from NJPW called La Ola Amarilla stormed CMLL and became a regular thorn in the promotion's side since.
* In 2005, California based Empire Wrestling Federation met with Ultimate Pro Wrestling and did a joint show to raise money for the areas believed not to have received proper funding following the Hurricane Katrina storm the year prior.
* Since 2007, Independent Wrestling Association Texas and Anarchy Championship Wrestling have had quite a few. Many of their shows and even title belts are commonly referred to as ''IWA Texas ACW: *Insert Here*''. Eventually though, "IWA Texas" got dropped and everything became ACW.
* In New York City New York, Fighting Spirit Wrestling has a working relationship with predecessor Warriors Of Wrestling and later comer Valkyrie Women's Pro.
* ''Wrestling/DramaticDreamTeam''
** American Balloon, Danshoku Dino and [=Masamune=] competed as Team DDT in ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} King of Trios 2007.''
** [[Wrestling/DragonGate Dramatic Dream Gate and DDG Returns 2008]]
** The Differ Cup Scramble Tag Team Tournament, hosted by DDT, IWA Japan, Wrestling/MichinokuProWrestling, Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH and Wrestling/ProWrestlingZERO1.
** DDT has hosted many Union Pro joshi events
* Reality show ''Dana White: Lookin' For A Fight'' worked with UFC and Wrestling/JerryLawler's Memphis Wrestling in 2018 to give us ''Beale Street Brawl'', which featured Derrick King and Matt Sera (with Dana White as their manager) Din Thomas and Dustin Starr (with Maria Starr as their manager).
* Believe it or not, even the isolationist WWE has started doing this, with working relationships with promotions like Evolve, which often sees NXT wrestlers perform on Evolve events. This has been both good [[note]] Former Evolve guys like Wrestling/JohnnyGargano, Wrestling/RoderickStrong, Wrestling/AdamCole, Wrestling/MattRiddle, [[Wrestling/ChrisHero Kassius Ohno]] and others return for matches and WWE sponsored their [[MilestoneCelebration 10th Anniversary Show]]. [[/note]] and not so good [[note]] Often, the NXT guys will win over the Evolve talent, which isn't necessarily bad, but guys like [[TheBrute Babatunde]] or [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Arturo Ruas]] who are mid-carders or jobbers-to-the-stars at best, will win over homegrown talent, and Fabian Aichner, who is barely on NXT TV, let alone relevant, actually won the Evolve Title[[/note]].
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